A 64-year-old man who went missing in Nogent-sur-Seine was found dead on a path near the river, though the cause of his death is still unknown. The man was last seen on Sunday, September 13, around 3 p.m., near the local swimming pool. His body was discovered on Thursday, September 17, in the late afternoon, after a tracking dog detected a trace of him near a lock on the Seine, close to the Nogent nuclear power plant. The search for the man had already included efforts by divers from the Dienville water brigade, who had searched the river earlier in the week without finding any signs of a body. Despite these efforts, the body was eventually located on a path in the same general area where the search had taken place. The discovery was confirmed by local media, including Canal 32, and the man’s family has identified the body as their missing relative. Authorities are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. While the location of the body suggests a possible connection to the river, no official cause of death has been determined yet. The case has raised questions about the events leading up to the man’s disappearance and how he came to be found so far from where he was last seen. Local officials have not yet released further details about the ongoing investigation, but they are working to determine whether the man’s death was the result of an accident, illness, or other factors. The community is awaiting more information as the police continue their inquiry into this tragic incident.